Animal Welfare
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Jan- 2018 -22 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
Shop worker hurt trying to stop snakes being stolen
Robbers pushed a member of staff to the ground before making off with ten snakes at a pet shop in…
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19 JanuaryIndustry News
Animal abuse and domestic violence studied at new centre
The new Veterinary Forensic Expert Centre has been opened, in the Netherlands, in the hope of offering further insight into…
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18 JanuaryFeatures
Support Pets: Guide Dogs
Could you tell me a little about the Guide Dogs charity? The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association was…
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17 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
41 animal charities urge government to ‘put words into action’ on post-Brexit welfare
The UK Centre for Animal Law and Wildlife and Countryside Link have released a report ‘Brexit – getting the best…
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16 JanuaryIndustry News
Pet food manufacturer welcomes new managing director
Suffolk based pet food manufacturer Skinner’s, has welcomed Des Smith to the company as managing director. Des joins the company…
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16 JanuaryFeatures
Strength in numbers: tackling poor health and welfare together
Images of flat-faced dogs seem to be everywhere – from greetings cards to TV adverts, pictured with the latest celebrity…
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16 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
‘Air gun licensing needed to protect cats’, claims charity
Air guns should be licensed to protect cats from being shot, claims Cats Protection. Three cats are killed or injured…
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16 JanuaryIndustry News
Protesters raise concerns to RCVS
Protesters marched to The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to hand over a petition based on the Council’s recent statement on the…
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15 JanuaryFunny
Hilarious phone-calls to RSPCA released
The RSPCA receives one call every 27 seconds from animal-lovers concerned for a pet or wild animal. When emergency calls…
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12 JanuaryCurrent Affairs
PFMA responds to raw food study
The Pet Food Manufacturers’ Association (PFMA) has responded to claims feeding animals raw food could be dangerous. A team of…
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